Switch Default CoS-to-DSCP and DSCP-to-CoS Mappings

by | Feb 27, 2010 | IOS, Lab, Non classé, QOS, Written Theory | 0 comments

Here are the default values for the mapping until you decide to change it

First let’s see the CoS-to-DSCP mapping

  • CoS 0 => DSCP 0
  • CoS 1 => DSCP 8
  • CoS 2 => DSCP 16
  • CoS 3 => DSCP 24
  • CoS 4 => DSCP 32
  • CoS 5 => DSCP 40
  • CoS 6 => DSCP 48
  • CoS 7 => DSCP 56

After let see the reverse side with the DSCP-to-CoS mapping

  • DSCP 0 => CoS 0
  • DSCP 8,10 => CoS 1
  • DSCP 16,18 => CoS 2
  • DSCP 24,26 => CoS 3
  • DSCP 32,34 => CoS 4
  • DSCP 40,46 => CoS 5
  • DSCP 48 => CoS 6
  • DSCP 56 => CoS 7

QoS over VPN Tunnel

by | Feb 27, 2010 | IOS, Lab, Non classé, QOS, Written Theory | 0 comments

To avoid to lose , all the QoS settings when your traffic is encapsulated into a VPN Tunnel , you can use the command qos pre-classify which will copy automatically bits for a packet’s ToS Byte into ToS byte from the tunnel header. With this you can preserve your QoS settings end-to-end even if you are crossing a VPN Tunnel.

MQC supported markings

by | Feb 27, 2010 | IOS, Lab, Non classé, QOS, Written Theory | 0 comments

Here are also all supported markings after you have classified your traffic :

  • IP Precendence (set ip precedence <<value>>)
  • DSCP (set ip dscp <<value>>)
  • QoS group (set ip precedence <<value>>)
  • MPLS experimental bits (set mpls experimental <<value>>)
  • Frame Relay DE bit (set fr-de)
  • ATM CLP bit (set atm-clp)
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